Bruce Levine talks Chicago baseball & David Syvertsen previews NFL Draft (Hour 3)

In this episode of the Mully & Haugh Show, host David Haugh and guest Bruce Levine dive deep into the early-season performances of the Chicago Cubs and White Sox, highlighting key storylines and concerns. Levine praises the Cubs' pitching resilience despite injuries, particularly Shota Imanaga’s standout start and the staff’s ability to hold up under pressure, while expressing concern over bullpen depth and the lack of reliable minor league pitching prospects. He also discusses the White Sox’s struggles, emphasizing their lack of offensive power and inconsistent player development, with players like Sam Antonacci and Ismael Montgomery being called up out of necessity rather than readiness. The conversation shifts to NFL Draft preview with David Silverston, who analyzes the Bears’ draft strategy, advocating for the best player available while weighing positional needs like safety, defensive tackle, and edge rusher. Silverston highlights the draft’s lack of blue-chip talent, the potential for a run on corners and offensive linemen, and praises versatile players like Jeremy Bernard and Dylan Thienemann. The episode closes with a discussion on streaming rights and the NFL’s potential move to YouTube, raising concerns about fan experience and access.